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World · 14 July 2026

Trump's media attacks intensify, prompting legal and regulatory battles

Trump's media attacks intensify, prompting legal and regulatory battles

Donald Trump has escalated his attacks on the media, resulting in lawsuits, regulatory pressure, and reduced press access during the initial 17 months of his second term. The administration used labor law against the New York Times and even raided a Washington Post journalist's home. Despite these challenges, some media leaders say the press continues to hold the government accountable, evidenced by the administration's obsession with leaks.

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